Sentence examples for sequencing attempts from inspiring English sources

In prior single cell genome sequencing attempts, Zhang et al. [18] recovered 66% of a genome of a cultured Prochlorococcus strain in 477 contigs, while Marcy et al. [19] recovered an unknown fraction of a genome of an uncultured representative of the TM7 phylum in 288 contigs, with up to 10% Leptotrichia contamination.

If this error rate applied to the sequencing of the entire human mitochondrial genome comprising about 16,570 base pairs, then the majority of complete mtDNA sequences in a database would carry one or more incorrect bases – which was typically attained by the earliest sequencing attempts of the past, but most recent clinical mtDNA studies do not fare better and sometimes much worse [3] [5].

Several sequencing attempts failed.

However, the sequencing of the samples could not confirm a mutation despite several sequencing attempts.

Embryos that consistently failed at one or more loci after two sequencing attempts were excluded from parental analysis.

However, * collections from rare species where sampling may be difficult will still be useful for initial whole-genome sequencing attempts.

Localisation of these breakpoints, allowed us to sequence across the junction site in one sequencing attempt and size the deletion at exactly 1500 bp.

The coverage ratio for the car mitotype is far greater than that of the others because it was sequenced twice, as the first sequencing attempt was not successful.

HIVDR genotyping could not be performed for 3 participants (Id # 164, 354 and 373) due to failed sequencing attempt or sample inadequacy (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Nucleotide sequences were generated from one end of the inserted DNA in randomly selected clones picked from the UF and MF libraries, resulting in 1,152 and 864 sequence attempts, respectively (Table 1).

Although the genomes of three major vector mosquitoes have been sequenced, attempts to elucidate the relationship between intron and codon usage bias across species in phylogenetic contexts are limited.